It’s no secret that if you want to be a #JIRA Power User, you have to know JQL. But how many of these #JQL tricks do you know? #Atlassian #JQLTricks
Tag: best-practices
Atlassian Community AMA with Cameron Deatsch, Part 2
Today we go over the second half of the Community Leader AMA with Cameron Deatsch. Some great information on how Atlassian picks what features to work on! Tell me you favorite feature request still pending!
Adding SSL to your Jira
It’s a bit late, but today we discuss different ways to setup Jira Server or DC to use an SSL Certificate, and why you need one! How do you secure your #Jira? #Atlassian
Backing Up Jira
Do you know how to #backup #Jira? If you do, have you tested it lately? Today we’ll talk about how to backup your system and make sure it can withstand almost anything. #Atlassian
Why you should be upgrading Confluence Today
Today we look at a critical vulnerability in #Confluence that the U.S. Cyber Command you should fix now, and what you need to do to keep your instance safe! Have you upgraded yet? #Atlassian
Searching for Issues in Jira
Do you find it impossible to find what you are looking for in #Jira? Today we take you from noob to Pro by guiding you through searching, saving your queries, and your first steps in JQL.
Your first steps on Jira
So, after last week, you’re excited to get started with Jira, but still not sure where to start? Today we help by discussing the basic concepts in Jira and how to find your first issues!
App Benchmarking!
Do you know how each App you run impacts your performance on #Jira? Today I outline a test you can run to get exactly that information! #Atlassian #Marketplace #App #Benchmarking
Houston, we have a problem
Do you know what to do if someone comes to you with an error in #Jira? Today we go over the steps I take to try to get a resolution when someone finds a problem!
Project Settings Omnibus!
Have you fully explored all the setting you can adjust on a #Jira Project? Today I talk about some of the smaller settings, and they do, and how you can use them!
